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please make sure you have the virtio drivers installed, in case you are using KVM.
This can be achieved by setting the correct platform when you generate the image: https://github.com/cloudbase/cloudbas...

Moreover, if you are using KVM, the processor flags must be compatible. You may need to set a comptible cpu-model or the following conf value in the nova compute node, in nova.conf:

[libvirt]
cpu_mode=host-passthrough

The reason behind this behavior is that the kvm cpu models(kvm64/qemu64) do not offer to the Windows 10 / Nano VM the required CPU capabilities: cx16, lahf_lm and PrefetchW(3dnow -- already emulated). More info here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windo... .

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PERFECT! Openstack Mitaka and Nano are running happily! Thank you!! I would add this into your Openstack Nano howto's as most of the RDO users are either QEMU or KVM. I run a nested Openstack under an ESXI server as well.
Thanks Again!!!